The Indian cricket team has finally arrived at Indira Gandhi International Airport today, fresh from their T20 World Cup triumph. The team, led by Rohit Sharma, landed at 6:05 AM and was greeted by hundreds of enthusiastic fans, braving the weather to welcome their heroes. Rohit emerged from the airport holding the coveted trophy, leaving fans spellbound. The team's historic victory over South Africa in the final on Saturday was celebrated by supporters waving national flags and congratulatory placards. The players boarded their team bus, basking in the glory of their seven-run win in Bridgetown. A grand celebration awaits the champions!

The Delhi police have heightened security measures ahead of the Indian cricket team's arrival on Thursday. The team is expected to land at 6 am at IGI Airport and will be escorted to ITC Maurya Hotel with armed policemen. Fans are expected to gather along the routes and outside the hotel to celebrate the team's arrival. Adequate police force and paramilitary personnel will be deployed to ensure a smooth passage. The team will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 11 am and later head to Mumbai for a victory parade.

British cyclist Mark Cavendish has broken the record for Tour de France stage wins, securing his 35th victory in Saint-Vulbas, France. The 39-year-old Astana-Qazaqstan rider surpassed Belgian legend Eddy Merckx's record of 34 wins. Cavendish expressed disbelief and gratitude to his team, saying they "went all in" to achieve this milestone. This triumph comes after a disappointing crash and collar bone break forced him out of last year's Tour, which he had considered his last. Cavendish's teammate Cees Bol praised his performance, saying "he f****** nailed it." This historic win marks a remarkable comeback for the British cyclist.

Jyothi Yarraji is poised to create history by becoming India's first 100m hurdler at the Olympics, confirmed by World Athletics' updated qualification list. Shot putter Abha Khatua also secured an unexpected spot for the Paris Games through world rankings. The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) will finalize selections from the world ranking quota. The deadline for National Olympic Committees to decline quotas is July 4, with redistributions following from July 4-6. Despite challenges, including doping violations affecting some athletes, India's contingent for the Olympics continues to shape up with notable achievements in track and field events.

Andy Murray has announced he will play mixed doubles with Emma Raducanu at Wimbledon, after withdrawing from the men's singles due to injury. The former world number one will also compete in the men's doubles with his brother Jamie. Murray, 37, was granted a wild card entry to play alongside Raducanu, a former US Open champion. The mixed doubles event begins on Friday and Saturday. This will be Murray's final appearance at Wimbledon, as he plans to retire from tennis after the Paris Olympics this summer. Despite recent back surgery, Murray is determined to make the most of his swansong.

Hardik Pandya has made history by becoming the first Indian player to achieve the number one spot in the ICC men's T20I all-rounder rankings. His outstanding performance in the T20 World Cup, where he took 11 wickets and scored 144 runs, has propelled him to the top spot, tied with Sri Lanka's Wanindu Hasaranga. This achievement comes after a challenging IPL season, and Pandya's resurgence will be a significant boost for the Indian team. His remarkable talent and determination have cemented his position as one of the world's top all-rounders.

India's cricket team is returning home after winning the T20 World Cup 2024 in Barbados. Due to Hurricane Beryl, the team was stranded in the Caribbean island nation. A special Air India chartered flight departed from Barbados on July 3 to bring the team back home. The flight is expected to land in Delhi at 6 AM on July 4. The team will meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi before flying to Mumbai. The team's victory was on June 29, and they were unable to fly out due to the hurricane. The BCCI arranged the special flight to ensure their safe return.

A special Air India flight has landed in Barbados to evacuate Team India due to Hurricane Beryl. The team, stranded after winning the T20 World Cup, will return to India on this flight. The BCCI arranged the flight for the players, coaches, families, and media. Hurricane Beryl, a category 4 storm, caused airport shutdowns and curfews in Barbados. The team and media were confined to their hotels with disrupted water and electricity. Broadcaster Sanjana Ganesan shared an Instagram story showing her husband, Jasprit Bumrah, looking at the stormy ocean. The team is expected to arrive in Delhi on July 4.

In a generous move, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has arranged for stranded Indian media personnel in Barbados to fly out with the Indian cricket team on a special chartered flight to Delhi. This comes after Hurricane Beryl disrupted travel, leaving the media and the team stranded. The special flight, scheduled to depart soon, will land in Delhi on July 4, around 4-5 am. Team India, fresh from their T20 World Cup win against South Africa, is expected to be honored by Prime Minister Narendra Modi upon arrival.

Turkey defeated Austria 2-1 in a thrilling EURO 2024 Round of 16 match at Leipzig Stadium. Merih Demiral scored the tournament's fastest knockout-stage goal just 57 seconds in, and added another in the 59th minute, both from Arda Güler corners. Austria's Michael Gregoritsch reduced the deficit in the 66th minute, but Turkey's resolute defense and goalkeeper Mert Gunok's heroics secured their win. Austria, despite topping their group, struggled to break through Turkey’s defense and were eliminated. Turkey advances to face the Netherlands in the quarterfinals.